Consider a scenario where the following validation rule was applied to the Employee table shown.

VALID $=$

IF EMPLOYEE.AGE $<mtext></mtext><mn>2</mn><mn>4</mn>$ AND EMPLOYEE.DEGREE $=$ "COLLEGE",

THEN "YES",

ELSE $"$NO$"$

$\backslash$table$[[$Employee$,],[$Code$,$Age,Degree$],[1,23,$High School$],[2,23,$College$],[3,25,$College$],[4,21,]]$

Which of the following statements is incorrect?

The value for the Valid column for the employee with code $"4"$ is $"$No$".$

The value for the Valid column for the employee with code $"2"$ is $"$No$".$

The value for the Valid column for the employee with code $"3"$ is $"$No$".$

The value for the Valid column for the employee with code $"1"$ is $"$No$".$

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